Marta Alfonso Durruty holds a BA in Anthropology and Prehistory, and a professional degree in Archaeology from Universidad de Chile. She complemented her archaeological background with postgraduate studies in Biological Anthropology in the USA. She has decades of teaching experience at both large and small public and private institutions in the USA and abroad. Her research is extensive and through it she examines diet (through stable isotopes and dental pathologies) and disease in past populations, violence in the past, and molecular studies in modern and ancient peoples.
At MAS we work with scholars around the world, and we consult and collaborate closely with descendant communities in Fuego-Patagonia.
Christina Balentine
Melissa Ilardo, University of Utah
Nicole Misarti, INE WERC, University of Alaska Fairbanks
Flavia Morello, CEHA, Universidad de Magallanes and CHIC
Manuel San Roman, CEHA, Universidasd de Magallanes and CHIC
Andres Troncoso, Anthropology Department, Universidad de Chile
Miguel Vilar, University of Maryland
Centro de Estudios del Hombre Austral (Universidad de Magallanes, Chile)